TRT in Broken Arrow. Labs first. Protocol second. No guesswork.
Low testosterone is a clinical diagnosis — not a feeling you should push through. We run the full picture, build a protocol around your labs, and monitor you throughout. Rebekah Presley, FNP-C.
Low T doesn't always look like low T.
Most men with low testosterone are told their labs are 'normal.' We look at the full hormone and metabolic picture — not just total testosterone against a broad reference range.
Persistent fatigue
Not tired from a hard week — a flat, unmotivated exhaustion that sleep doesn't fix and coffee doesn't touch. Testosterone drives mitochondrial energy production at the cellular level.
Weight gain & muscle loss
Fat accumulates around the midsection. Muscle becomes harder to build and easier to lose. Low testosterone and insulin resistance reinforce each other — we address both.
Irritability & low mood
Testosterone supports serotonin and dopamine synthesis. When it drops, mood, patience, and motivation often follow — sometimes before any other symptom appears.
Brain fog & poor focus
Difficulty concentrating, slower recall, and mental fatigue that wasn't there five years ago. Hormone-related cognitive decline is real and often reversible.
Low sex drive & ED
Testosterone is the primary driver of male libido. Erectile dysfunction frequently has a hormonal component that gets missed when only total testosterone is checked.
Poor sleep quality
Low testosterone disrupts sleep architecture. Men with low T often report waking unrefreshed even after a full night — and sleep deprivation further suppresses testosterone.
Reduced strength & recovery
Workouts that used to produce results stop working. Recovery takes longer. Testosterone is central to muscle protein synthesis and post-exercise repair.
Thyroid & metabolic dysfunction
Thyroid dysfunction is common in men with low T and frequently overlooked. We assess both together — they interact in ways that standard single-marker panels miss.
Cardiovascular risk factors
Low testosterone is independently associated with increased cardiovascular risk, insulin resistance, and dyslipidemia. Correcting T levels is part of a comprehensive metabolic strategy.
Corrected, monitored, and adjusted to how you actually feel.
TRT isn't about hitting a number on a lab range — it's about finding the level where you feel and function best. We titrate based on symptoms and labs together, not just reference ranges. A total testosterone of 400 ng/dL means something different for a 35-year-old than a 65-year-old.
We monitor estradiol, hematocrit, PSA, and other markers throughout your protocol. TRT is not a set-it-and-forget-it treatment. Adjustments are made at every visit based on current labs and how you report feeling — not just on a schedule.
Telehealth available statewide. Telehealth available statewide. Most follow-up visits for established TRT patients can be done via telehealth across Oklahoma. Labs are drawn at a local draw site near you — we work with national lab networks.
What we monitor
Total & free testosterone
Both matter. Free testosterone is the biologically active fraction — often low even when total T looks normal on a standard panel.
Estradiol (E2)
Testosterone converts to estrogen via aromatase. We monitor and manage this conversion to prevent side effects including water retention, mood changes, and gynecomastia.
Hematocrit & hemoglobin
TRT can increase red blood cell production (erythrocytosis). We track this at every visit to keep cardiovascular risk in check.
PSA
Prostate-specific antigen is monitored throughout TRT. We follow established safety protocols and baseline before starting.
Thyroid & metabolic markers
TSH, free T3, free T4, insulin, and lipid panels are part of your ongoing monitoring — not just a one-time baseline.
SHBG
Sex hormone-binding globulin determines how much testosterone is actually available to your tissues. High SHBG can make total T look normal while free T is low.
Not a testosterone clinic. A functional medicine practice that takes men seriously.
We look beyond total testosterone
Most primary care panels check total testosterone once in the morning and compare it to a broad reference range. We check total T, free T, SHBG, LH, FSH, estradiol, thyroid, metabolic markers, and more — because the full picture is what drives the protocol.
We treat symptoms, not just numbers
A lab value in the 'normal' range doesn't mean you feel normal. We take your symptom burden seriously and titrate your protocol based on how you actually feel — not just where your number lands on a chart.
We address what's driving low T
Low testosterone is often downstream of something else — insulin resistance, thyroid dysfunction, sleep apnea, chronic stress, or nutritional deficiency. We identify and address root causes alongside TRT.
Ongoing monitoring is built in
TRT without monitoring is dangerous. Every care option we offer includes regular lab panels and provider visits. We don't write prescriptions and disappear.
Built around where you are — not a one-size protocol.
Foundation Consult
$499
The starting point for every new patient. You leave with a complete picture of what's driving your symptoms, a written protocol built from your labs, and a clear path forward.
- 60-minute visit with Rebekah Presley, FNP-C
- Full hormone and metabolic panel reviewed
- Symptoms taken seriously — not normalized
- Written protocol in hand at the end of your visit
- $100 credit toward your first program month
TRT Membership
$197/month
For men who want consistent, proactive care without managing it themselves. Your labs, titration, and visits are built into a single quarterly relationship.
- Quarterly provider visits included
- Monitoring labs built in — no surprise bills
- Dose adjustments based on symptoms and labs
- Telehealth available for most follow-up visits
- Direct access between visits when needed
Fee for Service
Pay per visit
For men already stable on treatment who don't need ongoing oversight. Four visits and two lab panels per year keep your protocol safe and your prescription current.
- 4 provider visits required annually
- 2 lab panels minimum per year
- Prescription continuity without a membership fee
- No monthly commitment
- Additional visits available when your body or life changes
TRT in Broken Arrow — answered.
Do you offer testosterone replacement therapy in Broken Arrow, OK?
Yes. We provide testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) for men in Broken Arrow, OK and via telehealth across Oklahoma. Every patient starts with a Foundation Consult — a 60-minute visit with a full hormone and metabolic panel — before any protocol is started. We do not prescribe TRT without a thorough clinical evaluation.
What is the difference between total testosterone and free testosterone?
Total testosterone measures all testosterone in your blood. Free testosterone is the biologically active fraction — the portion not bound to SHBG (sex hormone-binding globulin) or albumin. Many men have total testosterone in the 'normal' range but low free testosterone, meaning their tissues are not actually receiving adequate hormone. We check both, along with SHBG, at your Foundation Consult.
What labs do you run before starting TRT?
Before starting TRT, we run a comprehensive panel including total testosterone, free testosterone, SHBG, LH, FSH, estradiol, hematocrit, hemoglobin, PSA (when appropriate), thyroid panel (TSH, free T3, free T4), metabolic panel, lipids, and insulin. This gives us the full picture — not just a single testosterone number.
What forms of testosterone do you prescribe?
We prescribe the form that is most appropriate for your clinical situation, lifestyle, and preference. Options include testosterone cypionate injections (the most common), testosterone enanthate, and topical testosterone gels or creams. We discuss the tradeoffs of each at your Foundation Consult and adjust based on your response over time.
How is TRT monitored at Restorative Health and Wellness?
We monitor total and free testosterone, estradiol, hematocrit, hemoglobin, PSA, thyroid, metabolic markers, and lipids on an ongoing basis. TRT is not a set-it-and-forget-it treatment — we adjust your protocol based on how your body responds and how you feel. Monitoring labs are built into every care option we offer.
Can I get TRT via telehealth in Oklahoma?
Yes. We offer telehealth testosterone replacement therapy for men across Oklahoma. Labs are drawn at a local draw site near you — we work with national lab networks. All follow-up visits, lab reviews, and protocol adjustments can happen via secure video for established patients.
Do you accept insurance for TRT in Broken Arrow?
We operate on a cash-pay model. No insurance is required or accepted. The Foundation Consult is $499 and includes a comprehensive hormone and metabolic panel review. Transparent pricing — no surprise bills.
What is the cost of TRT at Restorative Health and Wellness?
The Foundation Consult is $499 and is the starting point for all new patients. Ongoing care is available through a quarterly TRT Membership (monitoring labs and visits built in) or a Fee for Service model (4 visits and 2 lab panels per year, no monthly commitment). Medication costs vary by form and pharmacy.
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“Most men wait years before asking. You don't have to.”
Start with a Foundation Consult. Leave with a written protocol built around your labs — not a standard dose and a follow-up in six months.
Book a Foundation Consult — $499